11 k 1 j u r JS i 1 + n + + ao I P1IMTC11A r c H t r I I i OUR NORTUtP1hi I 1 II I i I i I f Ii i I I II i I I I II VV < t t fffL I I I f t t 1 I j I I 1 I T z I I d roe cara a I of rrFmt9ra c 1 huthigration I Vigil Along th V tY i r ti a l l Cf I N t 1 C ad Border + ¼ t i 4 rr h t HE spcctacti of a pbwci h 1 iJigThfUd T government establishing ill n neigh = 7 boring country a plain of modern 1 r f1 i official machinery for the conduct of its own > rC private affairs which 1 ordinarily one would = t r 1 expect to be attended to at home may at first I sight appear a little incongruous It seems i i Tike cooking your holiday turkey in your F l neighbors oven or borrowing the woodshed j i 1 next door in which to punish an unruly small II I V oyn k r a t oynThat is what Uncle Sam has done how ever in setting up and maintaining along the s I borders of Canada a series of immigration 4 offices that stretch from one edge of the country Jq the oilier try Q 1 1L i Purpose of the plan is...

r k I I i J 7Jf < j r I I j iJ r 1 iiL we fA NCII I LIB I l ncF Orr l d c ccar cr s Emperor William the i r Most Elaborately Deeorated of Living Ruler t r r H ij t CiURROUNDED o all t t i SURROUNDED of his r court the German cur S peror William II stood in the 1 center of the room the most 1 t i resplendent most dazzling fig 1 i tire in all that btilliant throng Z i About him moved ladies in shim c i mering robes their bosoms glistening with jewels diamond tiaras crowning their hair 1 1 there were men in handsome uniforms V wearing decorations of honor = yet of all f the sovereign head of the German empire I shone most brilliantly Upon the breast of the kaiser glit j tered jewels more wondrous than any the t women wore t they blazed over his coat in 1 a cascade of sparkling splendor I The kaiser wore allhis occasion it I fortyseven of the many decorations which j have been conferred upon him forty 1 r 1w seven of just 323 in fact which he pos i sesses No person living has receive...

I lfi I I E T r 1 I I L f 2 r i w II I I ThoBxninincr EVERYBODY is nri BOOST exponent ofjus T z r r SUBSCRIPTION PREMIUM tlie L grow metropolis and 10 any heneliled clean and issue Ogdon tfoveniment whore The Ulah liJxaminei is Utah destined has nUll and only will will lie 10 begun chain West help he i S 9 goen I or1ltfl J f Ti r f xahI1tncr yearly Ogrlcn consisting of glassware Commencing subscribers Morninp of dishes six and berry Examiner tomorrow trimmed a are handsome dishes the highest will in morning and berry gold oftcr n grade large leal sei to I And Successors to THE DAILY STATE JOURNAL VOLVIN0157 ii i V OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY TUNE 6 1909 PRICE 65 CENTS PER MONTH l r SfNAU ETER I f f1 TRS I vOT m PERIOD I Rapidly Disposes of Subject of II Changing From Ad Valorem to I i 1 Specific Duties I R Finance Committee Sustained by Ma r jority Grouping of Votes Swept Work Off From Slate f J J I j Washington June 6After devot 1111 h ing the larger porUoh of Uie day to lie nIS J cuing to a...

1 i r r C I l QJL u l 1 i 1 J T I t J r z t OGDEN MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN UTAH SUNDAY JUNE 6 1909 p = = = = fJ r v I i 1 t I MME VALES ALMOND BLOSSOM COMPLEXION CREAM GREATEST l TOILET LUXURY MADE CLEANSES SOFTENS PURI FIES WHITENS AND BEAU TIFIES THE SKIN SOAP AND WATER ONLY CLEANSE SUPERFICIALLY Mme Yale says A little Almond Blossom Complex ion Cream should be ap plied every time the face and hands are washed It removes the dust soot grime smut and smudge from the intertices of the skin and makes the sur i face smooth as velvet 1f A dolly necessity at home and I l abroad a treasure when traveling i by land and water Protects the akin from cutting winds burning I t rays of the Bun and every Injurious effect of the elements Prevents I and cures abnormal redness of the nose or any part of the face also chapping chafing cold sores fever blisters and all Irritation of the 1 skin It Is the greatest known specific for burns takes the fire out quicker than anything else I soothes heals and...

= LT IWi J tf j AMUSEMENTS I I OGDEN MORNING EXAMINER OGDEN UTAESUNDAYJUNE 6 1909 3 Irrr1 YOr Li t r i i Iii JZC31 fctal ii 1 54 i I1 v 4i JII1re I je I ert Cf If04S her l J te ledJfl f ID p1t3t rEt4 i 4 j t II JJ c < = w T tI When at I Sylvan I Park r LalJ1eo J > I I Eat Drink and be Merry at the Fountain and Tables I PURE ICE CREAM Summer Refreshments Home Made Candies 4 Quick Service n To Become Acquaint with Peerys Crese flour by ordering a sack from your your grocer today From acquaintance to friend ship will be a short step and in six months youll declare Peerys Crescent Flour is an Old Friend and Stand By without which your baking would not be a suc cess r i Your Laundry and Dry Cleaning Work We fcol cure We can give you tho great est satisfaction Bring LID your ohirto collar fancy ohirt waists curtains and blnnkela Our DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT will give you tho beet of satisfaction in the cleaning and pressing of all silk or wool garments Ogden Steam Laundry Co Laundore...

L ILL7flMUJI 1 eO J Z J tV v l JJ j 1 r i i 1 OGDEN MORNING EXAfiUNER OGDEN IJTAHSUNDAYJUNIE61009 i 7 gbttt Cxammer Issued Every day in the Year 1 A R BOWMAN Publisher Terms of Subscription In Advance Dally nnd Sunday one month 65c Dally and Sunday six months 375 Dally nnd Sunday one year 700 Sunday Examiner one year 200 Subscribers wishing address of paper changed must give former as well as present address Subscriptions in all cases are payable In advance OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC NEWS PAPER OF NORTHERN UTAH HEYWOODS TELEGRAM TO THE WEBER CLUB A R Hoywood telegraphs from Washington that tho Interstate Com merce Commission has seen sufficient merit In tho charges of discrimination made by Ogden against tho Oregon Short Lino to warrant a hearing to be held later Tho charges made by Ogden briefly stated arc these Salt Lake City twlco a year Is granted special rates of one faro for the round trip covering nearly all tho intcrraountain country Ogden hav ing applied for a similar rato once a ...

IA C Alf lJ L 1 f 7 I + f PAGE EIGHT gbtn orwit Q xaminet SUNDAYNE 6 1909 A gbtn examiner Issued Every Day In the Year A R BOWMAN Publisher Terms of Subscription In Advance Dally and Sunday ono month 65c Daily and Sunday six monthsV7f > Daily and Sunday ono year 700 I I Sunday EXaminer one year 200 Subscribers wishing address of paper changed must give former as well ns rrosont address SubsciiptlouB in all cases are payable in advance OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC NEWS PAPER OF NORTHERN UTAH Ogden BiCfS I Lecture at Third 1rdDlslrlcl At torney N J Harris will deliver a lec ture before the Mutual Impiovemcnt associations of the Third ward this Sunday evening at the Third ward mooting house upon the subject The Gathering of Israel AYP EXPOSITION RATES via Oregon Short Llnc3750 from Og den to Seattle and return on sale dally commencing June 1 Ask agents I for further particulars Mr and Mrs Carver Returns Rev and Mrs J E Carver of tho First Presbyterian church returned yester day from Denver a...

H 0 I i < r l rC r S IiiL 4 V It I MAGAZINE SECTION j bCU orntn I xathtncr 1 i i MAGAZINE SECTION J r 1 r OGDEN UTAH r 1 O J l l r uv Wflb t < < tt i 1 T 1 It I IIJIII I Ill I4 Uljl 11IC q I V I MEMORIAM I ARTII no more echoes their tread EAR freshly green springs the grass Gone are the years with their dead en and the Captains pass Pass 0 you Captains and men You whom this world knows no more I Peace abides with us again Yours was the glory of war Yours the sad glory of war > While the stricken land lay wan Glory and peace evermore o From the dawn unto the dawn I I Ever from dawn unto dawn Breathes peace like a holy psalm Captains and men pass on This your Memoriam i v 1 i I i J I I I H t I J

C i y P j j Ff pj r > I A t I 1cI l HAT IS SHE TRYING to t O r I f I UU f 1it I m J t i A I I 1 A k i it 111 lS Jsi m > 2 = 1 d f J 1 r HLY SK J t k j i r m 4 r c vfmf7 i 1 i 7 rM n tt Sr w In C = = 0uffe7r r V4 L fii rf4fjr21 4 rr e iiii jlllf J afiTrf + Yrlc The American Wife of the Earl of Granard a Puzzle to the Englpsh I7 IIA11 is size tr iu tQ dg P r 411 over England they arc asking the question tryout N the rarelY itch Lady Grauard unU January list Beatrice Mills of New York pod since hen the bride of the carl of Grqllqrd wqser of horse of King Edwilds household From the hour when the G illlant Ec It atiicc as Countess Granaid Mhtded and guz zled and dazed with her Golcoda of jewels I the nobility and royalty of the realm she has been the fascinating rrtaln wontletone = sleeppAnights puzzle of the British people And front the minute they imagine they have solved her she breaks out in a new place like some restless volcano of splendor taking courts by storw or hypnotizin...

T > w i G c t i C G 7i IrA I = l 1 r t tl rl 1 A J I = F n > th r e r r l r r l j r t J 1 a C 1S r r r 9 LL AA 1 t ti s i r 1 Y Yi 1 tiait 0 j i r A t 1 r y ya The lJIagnificent Equip I 0 LONG as the disposition of prop iit S erty including thrones shall con tinue to go by inheritance the J world is likely to remember the importance that attachcd to the recent birth of little Juliana Louise Emma Marie Wilhclmina princess of Orange heiress to the crown of Holland The poorest Dutch baby of Amster dam Rotterdam or any other town In Hol land might have been as much loved but no baby born among the races of mankind for many generations can have been so dearly prized lit her small but valued person she Embodied all that could possibly be impor tant and treasured and momentous when a baby comes to a royal household and Awhile there isnt a single baby anywhere font Rotterdam to Michigan who cares rwIietlur itnis born into a republican or aIm ID WOULD be hard to imagine a pcoplo Im mor...